Florida Non-Marital Property
In Florida, understanding the difference between marital and non-marital property is crucial during a divorce. Non-marital property refers to assets or liabilities that are excluded from equitable distribution, meaning they remain the sole property of the original owner. This article will break down what qualifies as non-marital property, how it is treated under Florida law, and scenarios where it might transform into marital property. Marital vs. Non-Marital Property in Florida Property Type Marital Property (Subject to Division) Non-Marital Property (Not Divided in Divorce) Assets Acquired Before Marriage ❌ No (except if commingled) ✅ Yes Assets Acquired During Marriage ✅ Yes ❌ No (unless gifted separately) Gifts & Inheritances ❌ No (if kept separate) ✅...
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